The Pops of Color at Wynwood

Top/Camisa: Old Navy (similar) Cardigan/Abrigo: American Eagle (50% off!) Jeans/Mahones: American Eagle Shoes/Zapatos: Converse Bag/Cartera: Zara Scarf/Pañuelo: Zara (similar) Sunglasses/Gafas: Forever 21 Necklace/Collar: Kala Diseño Artesanal

¡Hola! This is the first of a couple of fashion posts from my trip to Miami. These will be followed by a whole post on what we did day-to-day, much like the one from our cruise! We obviously had to visit the Wynwood Walls while we were there! Since we were staying pretty close to the area, in Brickell, it was only a $7-10 Uber drive away. We actually went there the first night we got in too, for the Wynwood Street Festival (more on that in future post), but we knew that we would have to visit again during the day to experience all the murals in the daylight. 

There are so many murals, it can be overwhelming! Wynwood is a whole open community and there are murals on every corner. There is also a designated plot of land where there are exhibitions of art and canvases of street art. After walking around for a while my friend, the talented Valeria Cid from A PosCIDtive Smile, suggested we just jump in her car so we can go around quicker. We drove around until stumbling upon this now insta-famous piece of street art and stopped for a little shoot. All the while having a blast with Valeria and her boyfriend/amazing photographer, Kevin Quiles! For more information on the Wynwood Walls, check out posts like this one or this one.

I started the base of my outfit with basic pieces: a plain white tee, mom jeans, and white Converse sneakers. Since it had been a pretty cold morning due to rain, I threw on my newest favorite cardigan which also gave me a pop of color. I accessorized my Zara Raffia Cross-body Bag (which holds so much!) with a colorful scarf for a more personal touch. Top it all off with this gorgeous necklace I bought from Kala Diseño at the Wynwood Street Festival, my cat-eye sunglasses, and done!

Have you ever been to the Wynwood Walls? If so, which was your favorite mural?

Con amor,

María Eugenia